دانلود کتاب Issues in African American music : power, gender, race, representation

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Cover
Title
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
PART I Interpreting Music
1. Performing Blues and Navigating Race in Transcultural Contexts
2. New Bottle, Old Wine: Whither Jazz Studies?
3. The Politics of Race Erasure in Defining Black Popular Music Origins
4. Negotiating Blackness in Western Art Music
PART II Mass Mediation
5. Crossing Musical Borders: Agency and Process in the Gospel Music Industry
6. Industrializing African American Popular Music
7. The Motown Legacy: Homegrown Sound, Mass Appeal
8. Stax Records and the Impulse toward Integration
9. Uptown Sound—Downtown Bound: Philadelphia International Records
10. “And the Beat Goes On”: SOLAR—The Sound of Los Angeles Records
11. Tyscot Records: Gospel Music Production as Ministry
PART III Gender
12. Voices of Women in Gospel Music: Resisting Representations
13. Are All the Choir Directors Gay? Black Men’s Sexuality and Identity in Gospel Performance
14. Women in Blues: Transgressing Boundaries
15. Jazz History Remix: Black Women from “Enter” to “Center”
16. The Reception of Blackness in “Women’s Music”
17. African American Women and the Dynamics of Gender, Race, and Genre in Rock ’n’ Roll
18. “Ain’t Nuthin’ but a She Thang”: Women in Hip Hop
PART IV Musical Agency—African American Music as Resistance
19. The Antebellum Period: Communal Coherence and Individual Expression
20. The Civil Rights Period: Music as an Agent of Social Change
21. The Post-Civil Rights Period: The Politics of Musical Creativity
Bibliography
Editors and Contributors
Index